Palma Wright photographed the beautiful Anastasia Krivosheeva as she channeled 60s Vogue in this exclusive C-Heads editorial. Wright drew styling inspiration from old covers and editorials in the iconic fashion magazine. Hair by Kelsey Deuel and vibrant, handmade clothing by Mamadoux brought the retro look to life.
Recognizing Krivosheeva's creative ability, Wright felt confident she would be able to pick up on the unique mood of the shoot. Wright was incredibly pleased with the results, saying, "Sure enough she killed it[!]"
It's encouraging to see that Wright was able to take something as iconic as Vogue and make it her own with her inspired styling choices. The editorial is vibrant and immediately captivating; there is a distinctly retro charm about it.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Retro Revival
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate vintage-inspired styles and aesthetics into their collections, appealing to consumers with a nostalgic flair.
- Editorial Influences
- Potential for fashion photographers and stylists to draw inspiration from iconic magazine editorials and create visually stunning and captivating photo shoots.
- Handmade Clothing
- Growing market for handmade garments with a retro twist, providing an opportunity for independent designers and small businesses to showcase their unique creations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to tap into the retro revival trend and create collections that resonate with consumers seeking nostalgic and vintage-inspired styles.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to leverage editorial influences and create visually striking and captivating imagery that draws inspiration from iconic magazine editorials.
- Independent Designers
- Growing demand for handmade clothing with a retro aesthetic provides a platform for independent designers and small businesses to showcase their unique creations and cater to a niche market.
